Mental Health America of Spartanburg County

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Mental Health America of Spartanburg County MHA Spartanburg's social media presence exists to advance our mission of advocacy, education and service in Spartanburg County. Box 5991, Spartanburg, SC 29304

We promote programs and resources related to mental health awareness, prevention and treatment. RAISING AWARENESS & REDUCING STIGMA
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Mental Health America's mission is to promote positive mental health through advocacy, education and service. MHA's overall goal is to reduce the stigma around mental health issues and begin the conversation necessary for all of our residents. This local satellite of the South Carolina organization is determined to offer engaging, impactful programs and resources for the betterment of Spartanburg County. EDUCATIONAL SERIES
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Our 2024 Educational Series is being offered via Zoom Webinars. Check out all of our Facebook Events for dates, topics, speakers and registration links. These programs are free to the public. Or, through our partnership with Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Corporate Education, counselors and social workers can apply for Continuing Education Credits for a $15 fee.

* Sign up at our website >> https://mhaspartanburg.org/educations/


CONTACT US
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For any questions, please reach out to our Interim Executive Director Maggie Gainey...864-345-0014 / info@mhaspartanburg.org


DONATE LOCALLY
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All donations are tax deductible because of our nonprofit 501(c)(3) status. Your dollars help us expand opportunities right here in the Spartanburg community.

*Give online on our website. >> https://mhaspartanburg.org/donate/
*Give by check in the mail. >> P.O.

19/01/2026

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s words remind us that progress, especially when it comes to mental health, isn’t always easy, but it is always worth it. 💙

Today, we pay tribute to the life and enduring legacy of Dr. King. His teachings inspire us to amplify our voices and continue to fight against injustice and discrimination.

Mental Health America remains unwavering in our commitment to expanding access to critical services and promoting mental health and well-being for all people living in the U.S.

📸: Marion S. Trikosko, 1964 (Library of Congress)

ICYMI: Re-watch our first Educational Series session of 2026! Mary Knight, MS, LPC, shares about dialectical behavior th...
16/01/2026

ICYMI: Re-watch our first Educational Series session of 2026! Mary Knight, MS, LPC, shares about dialectical behavior therapy and her organization, The Life Worth Living Project, with its mission to further access to DBT in the Spartanburg community.

The Life Worth Living Project: Birth of a Vision Mental Health America of Spartanburg County and the 2026 Educational Series host for January…”The Life Worth Living Project: Birth of a …

11/01/2026

This Video is about the Artist Robert Logrippo and about his retrospective Exhibit at the Artists Collective Spartanburg

What does a good day look like for our Spartanburg community? Share below!
09/01/2026

What does a good day look like for our Spartanburg community? Share below!

January is Mental Wellness Month! In the spirit of having more good mental health days this month, we want to know: what does a “good day” look like for you right now?

Let us know in the comments!

We love the idea of starting the new year from a place of gentleness and compassion! Wonderful tips!
05/01/2026

We love the idea of starting the new year from a place of gentleness and compassion! Wonderful tips!

A new year is a new calendar page — not a personality overhaul.

When it comes to mental health, resolutions don’t have to be hard, rigid goals. Think of them as soft steps toward feeling a little more grounded, supported, and okay.

A few gentle places to start:
✨ Identify and engage your support network (you don’t have to do this alone)
✨ Hold yourself accountable and give yourself grace — both can coexist
✨ Set and keep healthy boundaries (rest is productive, too)
✨ Celebrate the smallest wins — showing up counts
✨ Acknowledge a setback, then move on

Progress doesn’t have to be loud or perfect. Sometimes it’s just choosing yourself, one small step at a time.

Mental Health America of Greenville County is on the journey with you, understanding that Strength begins with Connection. We hope you will connect with us for resources, education, and support. mhagc.org

Here is to a healthier 2026.

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PO Box 5991

29304

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